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Sep 23, 2009

002-26.2 Training Miami 2010: Today’s activity was a 5 mile easy run. I also got the first goody bag with gear delivered. Shoes...

Today's run was pretty uneventful. Stats are provided just below. But what got me excited more than the run, was the package our friendly UPS delivery person left this morning. In it, a brand new pair of running sneakers. My old once were pretty worn and it was time to purchase a new pair. But first things first:

Stats For 09'23'09
  • 5 miles, Easy run
  • Time: 44:50
  • Target Pace: 09:07
  • Actual Pace: 08:58
  • Calories Burned: 831
  • 15 min Post Pulse: 80 ppm
Gear Check

Tip: Try to keep track of how much mileage you put on your shoes. Especially if you qualify to run in the clydesdale category, such as myself. Even if the shoes don't look worn, after about 300-350 miles the material that is supposed to support your feet and allow for perfect strides will start to fall apart.

I have found my running sneakers by trial and error, and have now been running on the New Balance brand for quite some time now. This will be my ninth pair of New Balance sneakers. Out of all the different running shoes I tried over the years, the model I am using now works best for me. Another reason why I like this brand is that New Balance tries to provide manufacturing jobs right here in the US, putting Americans to work whenever possible. 

That is it for today.

Beste Gesundheit and Happy Trails...

Werner

New Balance 904 Product Details

  • TS2® Transitional Support System helps create a smooth transition from heel strike to toe-off
  • STABILITY WEB® delivers midfoot support and reduces the weight of the shoe
  • N-Durance® rubber compound for maximum outsole durability
  • Seamless Phantom Liner reduces the weight of the shoe plus enhances the comfort and fit
  • Synthetic/Mesh upper provides lightweight comfort and support
  • Dual Density Collar uses both a softer density foam against the foot for cushioning, and a firmer density foam for support
  • Sure Lace™ secure shoe laces provide added midfoot support and keep the shoe snug around the foot
  • 360° Reflectivity for added safety
  • Abzorb® cushioning in both heel and forefoot for exceptional shock absorption
  • LIGHTNING DRY® liner keeps your feet dry and comfortable as you train
  • Blown Rubber Forefoot for lightweight cushioning
  • Forefoot Flex Grooves allow extreme flexibility
  • Removable full-length insert of Abzorb®cushioning provides added comfort
  • ACTEVA™ ULTRALITE premium ultra-lightweight midsole provides optimal resistance to compression set - 32% lighter than standard foam
  • Color:  Black with Yellow & Silver
  • Shoe Weight:  280 grams (9.9 oz)
  • Shoe Last: PL-1
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